Echoes of a Dream.Walking the March at Night

Walk the Dream Where It Still Echoes As the sun sets and the daytime crowds begin to disappear, Washington, D.C. becomes quieter, more reflective, and more powerful. In that setting, the story of the March on Washington comes alive in a way that feels personal and unforgettable. This night walking tour invites you to do more than learn history. It invites you to walk through it. On August 28, 1963, more than 250,000 people came to Washington to demand jobs, justice, and freedom in one of the most important demonstrations in American history. On this tour, you will follow the ground they walked and relive the meaning of that day in the city where it happened. You will learn the behind scene facts about the march , We will stop at the Lincoln Memorial and King Memorial . At the Lincoln memorial you will hear the history of the I have a Dream speech . At the end of the tour you will be given tickets to the National Museum of African American history and Culture